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proxmox-terraform-provisioning

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This skill should be used when setting up the bpg/proxmox Terraform provider against a Proxmox host, creating a least-privilege Proxmox API token for Terraform, importing existing LXCs/VMs into Terraform state as a no-op baseline, creating a brand-new VM (proxmox_virtual_environment_vm) via Terraform, or configuring an LXC's device_passthrough or mount_point blocks, or a VM's hostpci block — including a "403 ... SDN.Use" error on network_device creation, a download_file resource failing with a permissions/Sys.Modify error, the provider needing SSH access for disk import, importing an appliance-image VM (UEFI/OVMF, no cloud-init — e.g. Home Assistant OS, pfSense/OPNsense) rather than a Debian cloud image, a device_passthrough block 403ing with "only allowed for root@pam", a mount_point's backup=false attribute not actually excluding that volume from vzdump, a new cloud-init VM booting with no network config at all, `terraform plan -generate-config-out` hanging for many minutes with no error, or declaring a VM's PCI/GPU passthrough (hostpci) block, or a cloud-init VM whose SSH host key

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